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Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
SGgerbiitorier fra 9ar0angeruiboen.
(f 6. GaItuua)
Gorti9iteIie.)
Nf .. GaItuns.


ri brenbte al Srserlpit, 90 unoer 5oriitrinser ON mart
at ie Dem ioien, leteoe ri paa Dor Sat og ifjsb eli lss
Iatron euiteu til gIfeb. st tj9rligt on enc pemos
bat Smil ioaes paa Seuternes gniister, ibet be uenote
fla pm % traaote inb Den SGterbplte, bpor ri for tort
9ie foen bapbe baut iaa ~mOrlpmme Sieblifte, men ioni
M par iaa itum % tom.
"Spiaelars" iau hi ferne fig fra Setren, itprenoe
norbli9 &etnins. San lang bsit cs fraitist: ''Was it
me or you," oiu. ps ipripanot tiliioit bag nosle Nas'
rpaoe. Si i~ortiatte pSiaa raft Dor Sang unoer liplise
samtaler, ps ppr %islancitc Seit ignes at pare i%eroeles
%iurusiet; tti, eiter bpab nj eriarebe, bapbe npt Seuterne
betautt Den meo Ell goo 9ptte 5auremelsorifte, ipr ri
ltpo pp ON Mpr9enen, bens meleoe Inli9t ploneoe
ialialo mistUufelig berpm. 5errGnet Der a~iperleoe meo
lape Gasrg9se, imaa 0alientninser os Wpritr9tuinser,
meoens Ell 90 onbeu Sneion tpoeoe paa, at pt %ltepneoe
irern pau bet %esentlise 5jelOplateau. gn iriif Sris oifs
ttoe os ON Sinoen, os oct 6jerne bertes &ppernes
Satler, meOenS ri iuin9eoe ino paa mart oeune mart
bin Sti, Der bar oannct al SU9ernes % Nersopreres
5pboer en- %ubeiteamelis Sortib. 2%anoItnbet par sanlfs
snsiormis, men eiter Geipii ereus lloia9n piloe Der moo
&itenen aabne fig itprre pS mere ~ltorarteoe uol9ter, tbi
oa uioe ri naa Soetielotet, ps 9tensbprene pGl9er altio
Steoer meb ire llpii9ter til ale Sioer, ibet Sannerne
peo minbite 5are letter afiteo, eIter fnl9te al De sprl9e |
Tlptfen, % DC ltanpler fun, naar be trcr Jig ~ferneoe
lan9t moi.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
WD SpHnoelie.

Bet nbeite npt pua gianpmetunis
mems Smraabe er ct Npparat, ipm man
| bisle Gage fan ie i ct Eianolaser /
&riftiania. Webens maj fpr bar bapt
paa ben enc SIDE 8ianper, Der bar be
ret benptteoe efter Irincipet for Sire
faster, % paa ben anben SIDE Srfeitz
trionetter, Iriituner. Seroioner oiu., bar
bet MI lpffes en- iinbris Opiinber paa en-
meset enfel Waabe at faa al. bette Imel=
tet 'ammen peb ct Ipparat, Der feites
til ielpe Yianoet oa fan tases bort naarz
lomhelt. s tit gore lisner bet sanite
SperHaben at ct Srfeittrionet, Der, fee
'tet til EFT ltsrre 9raplaoe, os foripnet
meb ben iebpanlise Soeiu, titles opret
foran Tianoet us meb iaapibt Meaemz
rim fri @uluet, at Der bliper Nnlebz
ming til at itiffe 5sbberne unoer ben %
benptte Bianoets ~iebpanlise Yebaler.
Sorau er oa Gpparatet foripnet meb en-
&atte at 3refinsre, Der boiler paa
Bianoets Tansenter. Geb I'LL at feite
ct prapareret Noteblab paa Gpparatets
Rlabe ps BRUCE Sueipen iom paa ct als
minoelist OrfeittriOnet, iattes 5inarene
| g%epaselie os ipiaer M 3oteblabets
Muiiftpffe. Naar maj ba bsrer, at
Der al oisie Noteblaoe finbes en- llenbes
lisbeb inoeboloenbe populare Donie,
Sanse, SperamelObier oip. builfe
man efter 8ebas fan nnbrinse paa Npz
paratet, oil man f~oritaa, at Der berpeb
er aa5net iaa at iise builfenIumbelit
absans til at ipiae YiunOfurte, ibet belle
&nnften beftaar / at oreie Speiuen Taft
faIt % BRUCE Geoalerne, iaa NuIiftpffet
fdar en- pis 6arue % gano. 0a Ippa=
rntet at Gnbuer fan ppitines foran builz
fetlombelIt TianO os after naarIombelit
fan tases bort, oil Der b~ereiter bore en-
let a~nlebnins til at ifufie fig MuIit peb
9anIemuruer i Yriuatielifaber paa Gam
bet, | Smaabpernes Suteler ga / bet
Sels. bpor mar bar Iiano, men life bar
let for at itafis NOsen, Der ieluIenoiat
fan be6anole Bette.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
On Yatiemt belbreoet.

5olf, iom bar at beitile rleb Soipis
taller, peb. of mango Renneiter, ipm
isrunoen ilet life er ipse, anmuoer ON
Optaselie unber ct eler anbet Ydaifne,
for at faa fri aoit Os frit 2osi. Gn
Mans tom iaaleoes en- Dag til Bps
Soipitalet | Bolton meo ct tibet Saar
paa @inber, nerpeb ct al bans Zine.
2pttoren | afbelinsen for 9ilifaoe-
fomne unberisste Silfelbet Os iaa itrar,
at Der lite par noset | 8eien meb BAN.
Gan FOB imiblertib Spseposteren fprs
binbe @iften, os Manben bleu brast til
senss ps fiji en- COB 9ats Spile. Refte
Morsen unberisste 9oftOren paanp
&iften,
"9e Teller insentins, min sooe
@ianb," iasoe ban; LEG tanfer, bet er
bebit, at Sc faar 9eres &l9oer os biz
Der ubifrepet."
20, 0oftor!" itsnnebe ben fpresipne
Spae, "9e pil ba life ienbe Ell Manb /
min 9ilitanb bort? Seq er life / Stanb
til at iorlabe Soipitalet enbnu."
9pftoren gift pibere. 90 Ouerl9sen
fom, f%ortalte ban BAN Siitorien.
"aom", iuareoe ban, nj ital moi fns
rere bam."
De to Menb gift iammen ben til
Sensen. Spseuusteren tps 8anbagen
a. % Sperlasen unberisste meset az
porlist Giiten narpeb giet.
"aba!" iasbe ban, "bette fer Hemt
uo. Ser er INN ct Mibbel til at frelie
benne Manb."
"Sa piit er bet ct aloorlist 1ilfeloe,"
iasbe ben pnsre 9oftpr. - San baube
MI a~abenbart ififtet Wenins.
"Ses ifal iise Sem, bpab ri pil
sjsre," fortiatte Sperlesen. "SOr at
frelie giet, oil ri ifiere bet narmeite
Ore af."
"@anife piit", iparebe ben unse, "bet
er ben eneite Waabe. 8i fan uofpre
Operationen, naar ri fommer tilbase.
Set er beore at opofre 0ret, END at ban
ifal MITE giet." 90 be git pioere.
"giet! gret!" raabte Batienten bio
'lst, oa De bar saaet. "Ses pil labe
oisie 5pre pioe, al bet CT mine Sine %
mine gren, os jes bar life / Sinbe at
blipe fer os labe mig leml9ite al Dem.
SaIpi, S%pseposter! Sab mig faa mine
&lRber | en- Sart!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Stapfnippet.

ia en- Sonbe, ium bapce en- Slot ~trGtteiiere Born,
f~crejepes bapbe forisst at tilpeiebrinse 5orionlisbep mel.
lem benz peb Orb, falot ban paa, at ban maaIte lettere funbe
bepase benz peo ct Grempel. SeriOr talSte ban paa fine Srn.
ner ps bab benz brinse bam en- Saanbiulb Shopper. gfterat
bope bmnbet bisie iammen / ct anippe p~piOrorebe ban gag.
lingerie, On efter Der Gnoen. til at tase fat paa bet % brpbe
bet opsr. 9e fUris9te bet Gae, men ~iOrsieuss. 9erpaa
lsne ban 8nippet, % rate benz Stapene os b9o Dem at
brpbe benz en- for en-. 8ette sjorbe be meb ltprite 9et5eo.
ga iasbe 5aberen: "Saalebes bile 8, mine Ssnner! iaa.
lanse iOm 8 itaa iaulnren gnisbeo, flune maale cher mel
ale ebers 5ienber; men blipe 8 uenise os titles ab =
er bet uoe nneb ebert"
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Sc Heiieuoe % gjsrnen.

9penoe Senner uanbrebe meb binanben ab famine @ei,
os be mgbte Ell gjDrn. nben at tente paa i'm 2ebinser
flapreSe ben enc flor Gnseit pp ct 9re % ftiulte fig Der.
Zen anSen, iOm iaa, at ban alene insen llbiist bapbe til at
itaa fig mob gjprneu, bapSe intet gnbet at sjsrs END at
faite Jig paa Sprben os laoe, ium ON ban bar BOB, tbi BON
baohe bprt, at Sjprnen albris rprer npset pDbt 9egems.
MSeoens ban MI laa %iaaIeoes, n9rmeoe gjornen fig til bans
SOpeS, lngftebe % irueoe peb bans gren, bans Neie %
bans Sjerte; men Manosn bOlot u~bepaselis fit ganbsbrat,
iaa at Gpret trpeoe, at ban bar epb, os git bort. ga Sisr.
men rar sanite uee al Siste, fom baus Reiistauerat neb ira
3raet % iplr9te, bpab Oct rar, iom Sirrnen buiifebe til
BAN, "tbl," iasoe ban, "ies bemartsbe, at ben latte fin
Snuoe tot til bit gre @4a," ipareee ben Inben, "bet
bar insen for Semmelisbeo; ben bab mig Blot at poste mig
for at fonmie Sai mee benz, iOm luber line Ssnner Stif.
ten, naar be fpmnler / gtgo."
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Ou6lenS NrutfasGaIbe.

Tette sr ben beefte salpe I Ysrben for
S.aar, oprsoen Snb, Saar, Bar,sjaar, Soli
#Atlrn, Seberiaar, llsNat, Stab, Sronbpl
ssr, s'storns % Que S~ubipsbomm. % bel,
'rsoer dlbslss Piles, os bpis ben in. sisr s..,
"a trGpes tnssn pstalins. Ten er s~aranters,
II ifane siSrs faIeitanSis SpIset, erers foo,
nan psnssns ~tilbase. Eris IS Gents pr.
tefie. SaIses hos
3. 8. Wentsemerp q %.
Seesrah Soma, % paa Npotbet.r | aue an.
we Hpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Saam0uOen,

ct liberalt reli9isIt Waaneosblao, ubaipet al
8riitofer Sdnion, begpnoer at uofomme /
September. Trpperumner ieubeS oeo Mob
ta9el'en al 10 Gents / 2 Gents Srim0rfer.
Gn Del al Blaoet oil pies til &pinoeiaaen.
0pert hummer inoebploer 81 Siber 99leitpi.
Nbonnementspris for Naret / Dollar, for
l~flesois betalt. Sor fem betaite gremplar
bet iIette frit. Seitilinser ienoes til
&ritoier Sanion,
2419 NIcoaett Noe., Wtinneapolis, Winn.,
2,14.3.eptp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19
SwindIed by a Bogus Lord.
An ENGLISH kNAvE PRETENDS To BE A NEPHEW q


An ENGLIsH kNAvE PRETENDs TO BE A NEPHEW OF
CARDINAL MANNING
An Engishman who called himself Lord William
Edward Manning, and who claimed to be a nephew
OF Cardinal Manning, has been swindling the
tradespeople and society folks OF San Francisco
His pleasing address and good clothes obtained
for him entrance into the Union and Bohemian
Clubs, the most exclusive clubs OF San Francisco.
When the COtillOn Club gave its series OF germans
he was among the guests, and at least three din
nerS on Mob Hill were given in his honor He sue
made friends, and owes as much more for wine,
cigars and clothing. He has fed the town. 1t was
learned that he had been swfndling people all the
way from Valparaiso TO CallaO. It is supposed
he has started for the east In search OF fresh
dupeA
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Charges Against n CLERGYMAN.

MEMBERS OF HIS FLOCK CONFESS TO HAVING DRANK
WITH HIM.
The Rev. DIR. Adolph A. Sehabehorn Is now IN
dergOing examination before commission
recently appointed by the Presbyterians of Hud-
son, n. Y, to hear the charges make against him
The commission met IN the Nyack Presbyterian
church The first specification examined was
that charging fntemperance. and half dozen
Witnesses officers OF the church. testified against
the pastor. A. A SeiJZman confessed that he be-
came partially Intoxicated with DIR. Schabehorn
at the bar OF the iron steamer CygnuS on church
excursion in August last. Martin Schuptner
swOre To drinking with Schabehorn in a larry
town saloon on the ClergymanS invitation, and
Adam SteInbeck swOre that he saw his pastor call
up the boys at the bar OF a Nyack saloon. SeitZ-
man also told how he tipped wine glasses with
SchabehOrn Ia a New York wine room. As to
the charge OF untrUthfulnesS, William HeeSz tOlt!
how DR.. SchabehOrn had said he sent s24 to- the
foreign missions board, anu how the board denied
IL. Many members OF DR.. SchabehOFn'S ClarkS-
town congregation testified To his good character.
On the charges of immortality and improper con-
yersaLOn With women, Mrs. ~ y. SeitZnan. Mrs.
Beaster Mrs GTeener MIS-. Anthony Hauch and
others of The congregation gave testimony against
the pastor, who denies the charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19
wall Street to shut Up at Noon,
THE STOCK ExCHANiE BELIEVES THAT THE SATUR
DAY HALE HOLIDAY Il MANDATORY

THE STOCK EXCHANGE BELIEVES THAT THE SATCR-
DAY HALF HOLIDAY Is MANDATORY.
The new Stock Exchange referred the question
OF its policy under the saturday half holiday law
TO the standing committee on constitution, which
has repOrteda recommendation that the exchange
be closed every Saturday hereafter at IL O'Clock
noon. They further recommend that all contracts
In the regular way" and loans OF stocks and
money made on Friday and those maturing on
sunday be due on Monday or on the next business
day succeeding, and contracts falling due ON Sat
urday OF the day previous. The report was
adopted.
VIM. X. Foster, IT., counsel for the Produce Ex-
change, has decided that the exchange viii be
forced to close at noon ON Saturday. The Sun
says: "The provision men, however, Will continue
10 hang around until dusk just the same"
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BrookIyn,s Dereiic. Officials.

THE GRAND JURY GETTING READY To INDICT
The Kings County N. " grand jury have
begun investigating some OF BrOoklyn's officials
In accordance with the recommendation in the
report OF the legislative Investigating committee
The grand jury took up the inquiry Tuesday
The first official 10 be disposed OF is Chief En-
gineer ThOs. F. Nevins or the IRE department ST.
Clair Nckelway and Col WIN. Hester, both OF the
Brooklyn Engte; ". ". Goodrich, Jno VI. Nichols
and Edwin NJ shepard, Who had been subDpnaed,
appeared before the grand jury and testified.
Assistant District Attorney Jno. u. Shorter mas
charge Of the investigation The testimony OF
these witnesses was not concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19

MARRIAGE INSURANCE SwINDLE--A meeting
had been called IA Reading, Pa yesterday. OF the
Equitable Beneficial Association, an organization
To promote marriages among the pOiicy-AolderS
themselves locked cut, with cOnStabe's bill an
nouncing a sale OF the OIlce furniture staring
them Ia the face. Ii Is believed that
criminal proceedings VIII be instituted against
some Of the persons VINO managed the concern.
There y not dollar. as lar as known. In the
Treasury, nJtwi AsJandlnZ that the Equitable did
an lnulrlS. business. IT, plan was 10 insure
young uLiiaTrieI people. " heA any OF the policy
holders married, all assessment was levied on all
the rest, and this amount handed over 10 the In
Suret- The scheme took and money poured IN. All
The young men who Contemplated marriage Ia
schuy INil County got Insured The association
occupied palat1al Offices. In many eases Old men
bad their sons Insured for speculative purposes.
some young couples were insured FOR 40 high Gs
sx.sODU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19
Loves Plot .Niscarries.
Mr. GEORGE CoNDIr SMITH FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGE
THAT he SHOT HIMSELF.

THAT he SHOT HIMSELF.
The y. !. Herald to-day says: Ten weeks ago
GeOrSe COndit Smith college student was found
shortly after midnight In Madison square Park
with bullet il his shoulder. There was a mys-
tery as 10 who had shot him. He told the police
that he had gone 10 the Hoffman House in response
70 request contained In an anonymous letter
Being tired Of waiting FOR his correspondent Il
Keep his appointment he started ~ 20 10 his home
No All ClerInOnt avenue, Brooklyn, when he YVES
assaied by an unknown man.
The police were for some time greatly puzzled by
the case, and young man named Walter C. Camu
rival ol Smith sutOr for the hand o. MIS- Sait
Barnes, wealthy heiresS OF New jersey VIZ, ar.
restesi oa suspicion OF having fired the shot III,
proved Gn allOl, however, at once, and Indeed no
evidence could De found other than smiths word
that The shooting had been Gone by sny one bur
himself This, how, has finally been ftllIy con.
nrmed by smiths confession. He had been drink
ing somewhat and intended merely 10 IRE EuIIe;
through his OvercOat- TIE motive was IL l. al
legged 20 produce the belief that Camp had beer
guilty of cOTarGly assault upon him and thus tC
destroy the reputation OF The latter ana 10 SECURE
the tender sy uipathy or Miss Barnes.
MI Smith l. at present stud! Ing in 9 bushes.
college IN Brooklyn.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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IHIc :i; RING PIANO. SEVEN ocTAvEs. $50.
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Pianos moved, packed and shipped by experienced
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Pianos tuned and repaired ~ arstesss xorkmen, at
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LADIES' GOODS.


DAR1S1AN BONNETS-A FEW SELECTED BON
4 nets have been received by French lady, who will
dispose OF same at cost OF import Apply afternoon
1903 st. NV. mylS-lw.
A NTON FISCHERS DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
n LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS. 800 G st. NV
~ Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments Of all kinds
Cleaned and Dyed without being ripped. LADIES'
EVENING DRESSES speciality. Grease vegetable
and other stains are efectually removed by cele-
against moth Blankets and Curtains Of all kinds
cleaned reasonably Goods called for and delivered
No charge for storage. myl7
NINE. HYATT. 18TH AND r STS.. GIVES
ladies' choice Of three systems to have their dresses
latest designs in cutting, designing perfect fit guar
anteed. my16- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19

A WoULD-BK GURDEREg SURRENDERs.-MartinJ J.
Phlnney, who stabbed his wire at NaugAtuck
Sonn-, yesterday, gave hiinself up 10 Deputy
sherln sweeney. he expressed regret after being
locked up that his wife was not q adj and said he
meant 10 Kill her. Al l O'Clock yesterday after
noon ne Was siil too drunk 10 be gncsl. Ills
VIE is bleeding internally and is IN a dangerous
con1ltlon- PhInaey would have poisoned hlnSe.;
SUNDAY evening but Tor the Interference OF Officer
June, " no took package OF sJrychnine from him.
June 81 VIII he observed as q holiday In England.
being The nIJleth anniversary Of Queen VIC
Lorla> accession 10 the throne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19
YyNHE WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGEsa.

FNHE WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGESA 4
SITUATED ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, LII
will be opened JUNE 10. 1887. under the manage
ment of Mr. A. r. WOOD. late Of Windsor Hotel Sara
toga Springs. This Inn has just been completed and
handsomely furnished Supplied with Gas, Electric
Bells and all the modern improvements. This is q
lovely spot to pass the summer months commanding
magnificent view of Washington and the surround
ing country. Shade trees and splendid orchard the
Army and Navy. Apply at Messrs. BATEMAN CO.,
l41l st. NV. Hours from am to 12m.
A. r. WOOD. Manager
The Tenleytown Coach leaves corner of High and
Bridge SITS every half hour for the Inn. myl4-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19
EsoaAv,ssss An . D D. ! sgs z.e

Eneravine On metal and wood. No0cG1 81 cfo0&6
On ~ Witches or NwelrY. Gard md Vg3nt.
sng Seal ongIavinS 10 aN1ts hranchsA N6okR1nQ1ees
diea SoaD dleS md steel OtAmp Cuttan1. 3u16o3
sfsmps Tor making and ~ kinds Of
Gold OF silysr bullion eRbroidertng. eeaaD s8d ~
ttuds Of lodge parapAeynaliA uA1$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-19

DINEY POINT HOTEL. A.
Il This famous seaside resort will be opened SGAV
Tor the reception OF guests l,LHH i
JUNE nth.
new and spacious Hotel has been erected on the
site of the old PAVILION. and newly ard handsomely
furnished throughout number of neat cottages have
been built aud the premises thoroughly renovated and
improved.
Families VIII find here all the comforts of home
combined with the attractions of rat-class resort
The Lake is supplied with fleet of boats for the
accommodation or ladies. free of cost.
Games and amusements of every kind provided for
the entertainment of guests.
Prof X. K. Cardellas fine band has been engaged for
the
Fishing and Grabbing unsurpassed.
good Livery at reasonable rates viii be kept the
premises.
The table viii be supplied with abundance of sea
food togo her with the best that the Washington
fok and Baltimore markets afford. Norfolk boats stop
daily a. the Point For and Information address
mos W. lilsms. MANAGER, Piney Point Md, apply
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

The largest dam in the world is 10 bc
built across the uppc, end Of the San Ma.
teo canyon, about four miles west Of the
village Of San Mateo. The dam will con.
sist Of a solid wall t'!' concrete from hillside
to hillside. 1t will he 700 feet long. TO
feet high. Us feet thick at the base, and
20 feet thick at the top. The reservoir
which will be formed BY this dam will
have Il capacity Of 3:,oop,ooo gallons, and
some time in the future will bc connected
with the San Francisco watershed by n
tunnel five miles long.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

It is said that the drummer Of vel..
known San Francisco shipping and com.
mission house, who has travelled on a
pass, has already become tired Of paying
fare and yesterday he put in an application
tor Il pension as fag,nan on ono Of the
transcontinental roads and ii he is refused
it, it is understood that he will apply to
one ot the other routes. OF course, the
route that employees him will be given a
shade Of preference when the firm has
goods I" ship. Other drum,ncrs are yet.
ting ready to apply for places as water.
tank inspectors, righ. Of way agents, claim
agents, fence and post inspectors, eating.
house inspectors and freight collectors,
and it is thought that in few mo nths the
pass question will be in its normal condi.
ton